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 "Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings" author Hapgood's classic book "Path
of the Pole" is back in print! Hapgood researchers Antarctica, ancient maps and the geological record to conclude that the Earth's crust has slipped in the inner core many time in the past, changing the position of the pole. The "Path of the Pole" discusses the various "pole shifts" in Earth's past, giving evidence for each one, and moves on to possible future pole shifts...
"...set[s] forth, cautiously and comprehensively, the extraordinary rich material that supports his displacement theory. I think that this rather astonishing, even fascinating, idea deserves the serious attention of anyone who concerns himself with the theory of the earth's development" ~ Albert Einstein, from the Foreword
Table of Contents
Foreword - Dr. F.N. Earll
Forewords to the First Edition - Kirtly F. Mather & Albert Einstein
Author's Note
Acknowledgments
Illustrations
1. Geomagnetism, Continental Drift and Polar Wandering
2. The Failure to Explain the Ice Ages
3. The Failure to Explain Climatic Change
4. Evidence for the North Pole in Hudson Bay
5. The Violent Life of the Last Great Ice Sheet
6. The Sudden Melting of the Ice Sheet
7. Evidence for the North Pole in the Greenland Sea
Part I: The Radiocarbon Evidence
Part
II: The Evidence from Deep-Sea Cores
8. Polar Change in the Remote Past
9. The Shaping of Earth's Surface Features
Part I: Mountains and Great Rifts
Part II: Volcanism and Other Questions
10. The Extinction of the Mammoths and Mastodons
11. The Evidence of Violent Extinction in South America
12. Some Problems of Evolution
Conclusion - Summary and Suggestions for Research
Appendix
1. Preface to the French Edition of Earth's Shifting Crust
2. Letters from Einstein and Sarton
3. Campbell's Mechanics of Lithosphere Displacement
4. Mechanics of Centrifugal Effect
5. Discussion on Isostasy
6. Stabilizing Effect of the Equatorial Bulge
7. Tectonic Adjustments at End of Ice Age
Glossary
Bibliography
Index of Names
Index of Subjects
413 pages, 6 x 9, Paperback, Illustrated
Price - $16.95
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